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cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. like a dick tracy watch? >> absolutely. the word is apple is experimenting with designs for a watch-like device that would perform some functions of a smartphone. of course, other companies have introduced various kinds of wearable gage either, you may even have one while you're jogging that measures physical activity, but you have to make that extra leap. it could be quite difficult, because you have to address all kinds of challenges like making the displays more power efficient, and obviously the device would also need to work closely with the iphone as well. >>> all right. only a few more days until valentine's day. cupid is about to give the economy a shot in the arm. >> guess how much the average person is planning to spend this valentine's day? ivities i actually know the answer, but i would have guessed like, what, $50, $60? >> according to big insight, over $130. i was surprised, too. that was on everything, candy, cards, gifts, i don't know, romantic evening out? it is only a slight increase from last year, which
cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. like a dick tracy watch? >> absolutely. the word is apple is experimenting with designs for a watch-like device that would perform some functions of a smartphone. of course, other companies have introduced various kinds of wearable gage either, you may even have one while you're jogging that measures physical activity, but you have to make that extra leap. it could be quite difficult, because you have to address all kinds of...
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i'm mandy drury sitting in for maria bartiromo. bill griff sit coming back in just any moment now. meantime, stocks are sinking after a relatively hawkish fed minutes. that kind of spooked investors, and as you can see we're just settling up now, but it looks like the dow is down by 110 point and the nasdaq off 49, 1.5% less and the s&p 500 down by 1.2%, sitting there at 1511. as you can clearly see in terms of absolute numbers, 14,000 no more. we're now below that mark on the dow. bill? >> so, the question becomes was the day's downturn just a fluke, or is it the beginning of a much anticipated correction? let's ask peter sorrentino from huntington asset advisers, allen gale, michael jones from riverfront investment group and our own rick santelli. everybody is in the water at this point. what do you think? i mean, you know, everybody has been scratching their heads as the market continued higher here, but they were at least willing to stay with the trend as long as it was in place. has the trend ended today, do you think? >> well, first of all, i've been modestly overweight equit
i'm mandy drury sitting in for maria bartiromo. bill griff sit coming back in just any moment now. meantime, stocks are sinking after a relatively hawkish fed minutes. that kind of spooked investors, and as you can see we're just settling up now, but it looks like the dow is down by 110 point and the nasdaq off 49, 1.5% less and the s&p 500 down by 1.2%, sitting there at 1511. as you can clearly see in terms of absolute numbers, 14,000 no more. we're now below that mark on the dow. bill?...
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i'm andrew ross sorkin along with mandy drury today and scott wapner. becky quick and joe kernen are off. they're going to join us live tomorrow for a special broadcast from pebble beach. they have some pretty cool guests themselves tomorrow. you don't want to miss that. >> did you draw the short straw or the long straw by not going? >> that's good. i don't play golf. so i don't think becky plays golf, either, so we'll see. we're all rooting for joe, who is playing. we hope he makes the cut. >> okay. we're rooting for joe. >> we all have to root for joe. i don't know if becky carries the bag or if she drives the cart. i don't know how it works. she's not going to like that comment, but we do love both of them, of course. our guest host this hour, chief equity strategy phil orlando and ben white of morning money fame. let's talk about the headlines this morning. a story in the "new york times" today looks at documents filed in federal court this week that relate to jpmorgan. the document suggests when an outside analysis uncovered serious flaws with thou
i'm andrew ross sorkin along with mandy drury today and scott wapner. becky quick and joe kernen are off. they're going to join us live tomorrow for a special broadcast from pebble beach. they have some pretty cool guests themselves tomorrow. you don't want to miss that. >> did you draw the short straw or the long straw by not going? >> that's good. i don't play golf. so i don't think becky plays golf, either, so we'll see. we're all rooting for joe, who is playing. we hope he makes...
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. >>> and live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. apple in focus. can david einhorn and apple shareholders finally make the company cough up its cash? karen's got the fine print ahead of a key meeting tomorrow. plus, retail detail. from high end to low end, we're going to go on a shopping spree for the best names in retail with an industry pioneer. and the fear trade. why the latest moves in the vix are bad news for the bulls. but first, let's get straight to the traders. hello, everybody. >> hello. >> good to see you all again. dan, your top trade today? >> here's the thing. i'm kind of the bear here, everybody wants to buy, i actually covered some shorts today. heerms the thing. you get a move off of a high like we just had, and you have to take what's giving to you. i want to cover a little things like the qqq, that i was short for last few days. they're going to bounce back. you have to look for opportunities to resell them. >> what about you, guy? >> i have an interesting one. hello, amanda. how are you? iron mounta
. >>> and live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. apple in focus. can david einhorn and apple shareholders finally make the company cough up its cash? karen's got the fine print ahead of a key meeting tomorrow. plus, retail detail. from high end to low end, we're going to go on a shopping spree for the best names in retail with an industry pioneer. and the fear trade. why the latest moves in the vix are bad news for the...
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i'm mandy drury. yesterday in the markets, all roads led to rome. today they are leading all the way back to capitol hill playing the bernanke rally ahead. home prices closing 2012, the biggest gain in years. will 2013 be even better. and the russians are coming to buy a property near you and they have got oodles of cash. something happening in the music industry that hasn't happened since 1999. we're not talking about cher hitting the billboards again. hello, everybody. welcome. the dow is up thanks to partly to gains in home depot. the index reaching for its third straight triple digit move, either up or down at this stage, of course, it is hoping to be up. meantime nasdaq is trying to avoid a fourth negative clothes in the last five days and hasn't recovered 10% of yesterday's losses. the vicks down. bob pisani and rick santelli. bob, once a dove always a dove. to what extent do you view the rally in the market to ben bernanke staying the course. >> he was very assertive in that there wasn't any asset bubbles. that was a big concern. he was quest
i'm mandy drury. yesterday in the markets, all roads led to rome. today they are leading all the way back to capitol hill playing the bernanke rally ahead. home prices closing 2012, the biggest gain in years. will 2013 be even better. and the russians are coming to buy a property near you and they have got oodles of cash. something happening in the music industry that hasn't happened since 1999. we're not talking about cher hitting the billboards again. hello, everybody. welcome. the dow is up...
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. >>> for more on the gold trade, mandy drury is manning the futures now desk. >> of course the move higher comes just a day before bernanke's beginning his testimony to congress. the big question here is can the fed save gold. let's start talking futures now. what are the gold bugs hoping to hear tomorrow? >> they want to hear that the economy is not strong enough to stand on its own and that qe is going to continue. but really it is the uncertainty of what he is going to say tomorrow, uncertainty about the sequester an what's coming out of the uk where they were drown graded by moody's. that's driving gold higher today. >> i would also like to know how much of today's price might just and short squeeze. how big of a resistance with the $1,600 a ounce be? >> there is an element of short squeeze but the short squeeze was started by concern over the chairman's speech tomorrow and whether he will reengage in the currency war. up to this point it seemed like they'd been a lag gagard in thi. i'd like to have seen more after bottom form over the last few days. today a bear pattern turned
. >>> for more on the gold trade, mandy drury is manning the futures now desk. >> of course the move higher comes just a day before bernanke's beginning his testimony to congress. the big question here is can the fed save gold. let's start talking futures now. what are the gold bugs hoping to hear tomorrow? >> they want to hear that the economy is not strong enough to stand on its own and that qe is going to continue. but really it is the uncertainty of what he is going to...
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for more, mandy drury is manning the futures now at the desk. hey there. >> hey there. you can see it here on the chart, the chart tells the story and when those better than expected jobless claims came out this morning, the yield really spiked. they have come off a little bit but nonetheless, the question here is scottie, as the economy improves will yields continue to rise? anthony is at the nymex and jim yurio, given the economic strength and not the "great rotation" out of bonds, how long will the sell-off continue? >> i think it's still got legs to if. you mentioned jobless claims two weeks below 350, the m&a seems alive in this country, discounting what's happening in europe. investors are looking for risk after two years of looking for safety. >> what do you reckon, jim, not just how high rates are going to go, it's also how fast they'll go higher, that's a big concern as well. >> no question. this isn't a story that's developed today, this is a story going on for a couple months and in the option pits behind us we've seen big money search for downside price prot
for more, mandy drury is manning the futures now at the desk. hey there. >> hey there. you can see it here on the chart, the chart tells the story and when those better than expected jobless claims came out this morning, the yield really spiked. they have come off a little bit but nonetheless, the question here is scottie, as the economy improves will yields continue to rise? anthony is at the nymex and jim yurio, given the economic strength and not the "great rotation" out of...